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Actually it's very powerful. The mammalian brain has fantastic mechanisms for identifying a location in a context, remembering it for later, returning to that
by Daniel_Newby 17y ago
Actually it's very powerful. The mammalian brain has fantastic mechanisms for identifying a location in a context, remembering it for later, returning to that location with modest use of conscious thought, and remembering what characteristics and activities were previously associated with that location.
Do a web search for "grid cell" and "conditioned place preference". Also "memory palace" will learn you about an ancient place-based technique for memorizing huge amounts of information.
- tjmaxal 17y agospatial mapping is in fact a really useful way to memorize anything. It works because it engages multiple parts of the brain at the same time creating a stronger memory.